passenger automobile had, in a way,
3. in the hospital can each have one."
iamiled.whimslcally. coaxingly at his
' "1
' thoughts appealing.
.ln
tore for a low weeks in the country.
quick recovery and he voiced his next
'7 as Woman who raises tlie111—-—-"
curiosity since the arrival of his first
*i)
. vhiid's daYs.
sends her fresh eggs to us
i ‘ makes her living raising eggs—chick-
means for earning a livelihood were
I'lusal he had received from Clarice
“‘McClure. True, the divertisement of
drum his pillows and was promptly
> lowered by the nurse's arm.
' tor White thinks a few weeks in tho
. country would do you a lot of gnod~
. of me" Lorimer spoke.
‘wHope Carter has come and gone." she
“ told herself.
,1 Inrinmr new a
" eluding beside his bad.
f‘ combat .
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loritner watched his neat. den, lit-
a nurse as she arranged his break-
! dalnlily on a tray He had been
tubing her tor some two or more
sks going through the identical
Moments He felt, in a degree, sor-
at his broken leg was practically
condition to suggest his depar—
Lurimor had made a surprisingly
thought: .
“I hardly know whether it is your
excellent care of me or those delicious
fresh eggs that have thrown me out.
oi this comfortable place so quickly."
lie laughed up at her as she placed
the tray beside him and cut the top
or an egg so creamy and white as to
make his mouth water.
. must be the eggs " returned
iss‘L‘ane. "at least you would think
it you coiild get a glimpse of the
clone occupation." laughed Lor-
then turned his attention to the
small sign that had aroused his
akiast in the hospital. The stamp .
each egg was a diamond in the}
hunter of which was a D.
"So the mystery is solved.” Lor-
liner glanced again at his nurse
What does the ‘D.’ stand for?" he
asked quite excited by this bit of in-
latest in the dull monotony of an in-
‘iDorcas Farms," informed the
nurse. “The young woman. wholives
with her mother out on Long island.
every
morning."
F‘Do you mean that she actually
ens?" Lorimer's ideas at ways and
rather vague when it came to the
gentler sex. In fact, his interest in
the feminine element had been sadly
discouraged by the unconditional re
having his leg run over by a seven.
taken hismind from the ravages of a
broken heart.
"Exactly that." chimed in the nurse.
"Hope Carter and her mother have
managed to eke out a living for a
year but it has been a hard struggle."
Miss Lane‘s shoulders went tip in a
half doubtful gesture. ”i tell Miss Car-
ter she casts too much bread upon
the water, but she continues to dis-
tribute charlty whereyer she goes.
Now. for instance, she is coming in
tomorrow with a basket of eggs col-
ored for Easter so that the children
"Tomorrow?" Lorlmcr halt arose
"I want
to see this Miss Hope Curler." Ho
nurse... "Do you suppose she could be
induced to be charitable to—inc? Men
are but childrcn~whcn they are ill."
be added.-
Miss LBRP doubted in her heart if
any girl could resist her big good-
looking patient. She smiled licr
shadowed eyes
Suggested a thought at her.
“I will see what we can do." she
told him, then said suddenly, “Doo-
p‘erht‘ips Miss Carter and her moth.
BM”
' "You are awfully anxious to get rid
half petu-
1aiitly.
Miss Lane only smiled. "lie will
be tar more anxious himself when
so it was that during the next day
slim, sweet liopo
in her hands
I cluster of Easter lilies and in nor
on: the soul of a power. That she
was one ot the world's Wonders dawn
”ed on filmriinertlic moment fille cums
hammers. There radiated from
her 11 some of peace and strength
”The s cit man stretched out a hand
liar the lily she would have put in the
you by his bed
, “I want to hold itwnnd smell it " he
told her with his whimsical smile.
hole-«ware the llriit lilies that
come into bloom for me.” sits
fluid with 11 little triumph in her
l1~mado those lilies growl" Lon
. tone was almost one of awe.
’36 Carter lot tall a soft happy
i'wby lies-«~19 it so strange? l
. list anus and poultry ictt not
. some spare time but also some
11 our pocket books." Ellis
again with a lock of restraint
guisunar that charmed [crime-r.
and l and that the lilies do
our little farm at any lineal
- janitorial aspect. they are so
, be buried her nose in the
blossoms.
aertafhily are." agreed door
coking into the depths of gun
he tsitlnk these id‘tlis nth»
ts." Hops said with a soil
or checks. "1 am anxious to
of my venture into the
r lbsithd up at her and
by «resinous said with
. suit in his or“. “1:
Willie my in it
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‘ 11'. 1.11.1. ‘
Hope 1.11.1.1 merrily
But it you can stand. prior
or and i will be glad to take care of
you for a few weeks "
Lorlrners eager smile brought a
lump to Hope’s throat and then a pa—
culiar Kindness to her heart:
“it you only would," he cried quiclo
ly; "it would‘be. ideal-«tor me.” He.
called out to his nurse. who he saw
passing along the corridor, “0h, Miss
Lane! How soon could I manage to
get into the country?”
The nurse smiled and made his
Plans (or him. Lorimer was happier “'
than he had been since Clarice hic-
Clure refused to love him.
It was on Good Friday and they
took him out to the little farm on
,Long island and lie limped, on his
new crutches, to the big chair on the
veranda. Hope and her mother had
come from the long glass house
through which the white heads of.
lilies looked like little ghosts. Hope's
hair was a riot of tawny gold and her
eyes were as gray as the mountains.
Mrs. Carter greeted Lorimer and then
went quickly into the tiny cottage for
the egg-neg she had prepared for his
coming
“This place is like heaven." Lorn
imer half breathed; "at least I feel
very near it." He looked contentediy'
up at Hope andsaw her' smile down
into his eyes.
peated.
“But. I am going to make you work."
laughed Hope quickly. “Do you see
that basket of eggs and all those funny -
little papers? 1 am going to put you to
work as. soon as you are restedweach
egg must have one of those transfer
pictures on it.
do that?"
"Very near." he re~i
Do you think you can ,
{a great many banquets and the like."
. in . , 1 ‘
would probably break my log all over
' : again-«iii one ol‘ those places." ‘ ‘
, "You snap
,xmost assuredly in u very bad way. Mr.
! lyorinier.
itlvanesswtogethor with eggs, chick?
1 ass and lilies in abundance. my moth
Mrs. Carter came out again with a?
llong, foaming glass of egg nog and ,
waited until Lorimer had taken it
i
Not‘ Privldsd For.
A traveling salesman in the employ
of a large bicyolc manufacturer was
obliged to go on a business trip about."
the time an interesting domestic
event was expected. The salesman
desired his sister to wire him re-
sults, according to a formula some
thing like this:
If a. boy, “itinn's safety arrived ;" it
a girl, "Lady’s safety arrived."
To the astonisiiment and chagrin of
the tatheneiect, he had been gone
but a few days when he received a
telegram containing one word.
“Tandem."~,—-'i‘it-Blts.
A Cabinet Job.
“A president has to eat a good deal
these times."
“What do you mean?”
"The chief executive has to attend
“Seems so. What about it?"
“i was just thinking that the next
president ought to recognize the grow-
"I feel as if 1 could do anything 1 ing importance of this social side of
now," he said by way of tlianking.th9 50b and BDDOIM an addition to
Mrs. Carter and
question in one.
“I must go in now and practice my
song for Easter Sunday." Hope said.
shyly. “They have asked me to sing
in the village choir."
laughing glance at Lorimer.
to me singing Easter hymns to the
wheeze of our organ."
She tripped happily indoors
soon Lorimer heard a sweet. clear
volume of tone coming out through
the lattice windows.
He smiled with utmost contentment i
and was scarcely aware that he spoke
aloud or that Mrs. (‘ni'tcr‘s eyes were
watching him with inotlierly approval .
"Songs of praise, then let us slug."
be repeated after the voice of Hope.
lie turned to Mrs. Carter and the
smile that madé women adore him
was in his eyes. "You are going to
acquire 11111011 before another Easter
comes." he told her.
TRIBUTE TO WOMEN LAWYERS
Famous French Criminal Picador
Tells Why They Are So Success-
ful in Paris.
The Feminine institute of Law or
’iii'is. at tho inauguratimi of a series
02 lectures recently, listened to an ad-
dress by the famous criminal plead-
er, Muifrc llciiri Robert.
The eminent counsel drew a very
fluttering picture of his 'ludy col-
leagues. "Women." he said. "do noth-
ing by halves, and when they take on
law they are admirable in their
tenacity and ingenuity as well as in,
tlioii‘q'oulldcnce in the iluni result.
Some counsel take up a case merely
because it happens to come their way.
and when it is over leave the court
altli a sense of roller. llut there is
another sort who have faith in lus-
tiru and faith in others to bring about
the triumph of their cause. Nothing
wcarlos them, and no failure discour-
ages them. They joyfully climb up
every step in the ladder of jurlsdlm
lion. and it they are beaten they too
iii-ct other judges to give them what
they have just bean denied.”
M. Robert paid a high tribute to the
services rendered by lady lawyers in
penal cases, and especially whore cull.
(iron are concerned, every little culprit
always having 11 compassionate lady
counsel to plead tor him or bar. lie
(occluded by doprecsilng the facile
jokes made at-tbe expense of tem-
liilno pleadsrs.
"To console those who suitor and
those who wocimltan this is the law.
yer” only roluwl know nothing count
to an intelligent. sweat and indulgent
women."
There are now over thirty lady prac.
titloncrii at the Paris bar, and most
of them are engaged on criminal
cases. principally in (leisure oi! wear
an and children.
maniacs to also Hall.
Assumiuet that electricity in the
clouds is the sole cause of the around
lion ct bail. experiments are being
made in trance with apparatus denim
sated as "electric Mazurka” to
“drain” the cloud at electricity.
in installing the apparatus. 1.11.
copper points. bound together with
bands at the some metal, are placed
on the unintuit- a! a birth lower or
chimney. very ranch in the who my
as 113111111118 rods.
The» are connected. any; l’obnkir
Mechanics, with a copper band. which
leads to no ground and ends it“
reservoir tilled with water. by this
1 mm as. triumph-rte doctrinal m.
was
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ansttering Hopes the cabinet in the shape of a toast-
master general. "
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The Truth at Last.
The Hibernian society has been dis-
She “NWT ll‘cussiiig the popular stage Irishman
It W1“ and the popular idea concerning Irish
be almost as bad as being in a coun- 'bulls.
try boarding house to have to listen 1 ideas were erroncOus
The vote stood that the usual
The chairman
added by way of casual information:
“Sure, half the lies tould about the
and Irish aren't tlirue. "——Satire.
A DOUBTFUL THEORY.
‘liqllw ‘3 Willi 1'33]:
.i‘iie
.flwlliitil ['1‘].
0‘
Jimmy (fishingi—I ain't giltla’ a
bite.
'l‘omn1y——ll‘iaybe day ain't hungry.
Jimmy—dint dut ougliin't to make
so much dittorcnco. i kin glnrally eat
wlieddsr I‘m hungry or not.
Quite a Flutter.
Just before the play is coded.
Where. perhaps. 1111' re boon amused,
Be that beauty may be mended,
Countlcsu powder putts mu used.
Font Color, Too.
Mrs. Monaybugs—Why do you apply
for the position, when i stated she-
ciilcally in my advertisement that i
desired a colored chauffeur?
White Applicantwllecailse, modem.
1 am quite sure that I could all the
bouillon. I am very green.--.iudso.
Common Fault.
“Dashiclgh thinks his dancing is the
poetry or motion." .
"It has one characteristic in com—
mon with some alleged poetry."
"What is that?"
”It seems to stumble along with
uncertain feat.”
mm
A Boston Baby.
"What’s the baby crying about?"
"The nurse tlioughtlssaly told him
that Shakespeare's plays are happened
by many to have been written by Bic
con. (let him his Sanskrit blocks.
They may divert his attention."
Accommodating Death Rate.
Baccawlvorway is the only Euro
been country. I understand. to enjoy
a lower death rate than England.
Egbert-wires, they say Norway's
death rate is low eunuch to be within
the reach of all.
Contrary Justice.
“There is one transition or rotribw,
tum which you: by muslin." '
u i“ that? .
"The one in which crooked lush find
themselves in swimsuit circuit»
steam.”
.W renames
, More Than Three Hundred Enteitaln.
' turnout] at the home of Herbert it.
ed at H. F. Mocbsinsy's Friday.
The field day outing in which the
Knights ’i‘e‘mplars: of Danbury.Brld‘5-s‘
port and Norwdik joined Friday ut-
MoQbesncy at Lake Kenosia was an
event. of unusual delight for the more
than 300 members of the fraternity
who took part in it, says the Dam
bury News. The spacious grounds
«surrounding the residence 013‘ Mr.
Chesuey made n11 ideal place 101' the
gathering and the members of the
party declared when the affair was
over that ill was one of the most on
joyuble Olllliigs they had ever had.
The special train that brought the
l'lriilgitu'mri and Norwalk visitors
reached the White street station
about 2, o'clock and the three coin-
miintlei'lcs, each accompanied by a
band, marched from the White street,
station to the Cltl Hall. where they
boarded trolley curs. At the Lake
itenosin terminus 01‘ the street rall-
way the line was again formed and
the party marched 11-6... there 16“ Mr.
MoClicsiiey's grounds. by way of the
Mill Plain read.-
A huge Rhode Island clambukei
which had been steaming for hours
beneath its blanket oi seaweed was
in waiting for the Tcmplurs when they
reached the grounds and tables had
been spread beneath a large tent
upon the bluff overlooking the lake.
The bake 11.... prepared by Benjamin
Sears and its contents included clams.
sweet corn, bluel’isli. lobster, chicken
and sweet potato. Acronipaiiiinculs oi
the bake were cucumbers, brown
bread and watermelon. About 325
persons were served.
The Dunbui'y band, which was sin-
tloned on the lawn. a short distance
from the tables. played uvopulur music
while the dinner was in progress and!
afterwards the \‘i’licolel' and Wilson
band. of Bridgeport, and the Ameri-
can band. of South Norwuik, gave
concerts.
The gathering was entirely iiitor
mill and after dinner the members of
the party listened to the blind music.
and to songs by John E. Fisher and?
Swan ll. Brewster, of Bridgeport. and}
enjoyed themselves in various otlicri
trays. Many men of prominence in
public iiii’oll‘s in Bridgeport. Norwnlk
and elsewhere about the country were
present. among them Mayor t‘lil’foi'd
it. Wilson. of liriduoport. and WH-
lliini Wilmer. shorii‘i’ of lI‘uiriield
county. besides a choice assortment
of former state oftiwi's. former iuay-
1‘
01’s and incbcrs or the general as-
sembly. .
At l'iiill‘~3iiist sit the lines were
formed for the march back to the
cars and the puriy came into llnnbury
with bands playing merrily. 'l‘bcrc;
was no parade in the city upon the‘
return the cars conveying the party
dlroci iv lo the White street station.
lluiiul: ill(‘ bull" hour for the arrival
of their lruiu, ilio 'l‘cmpiars assent
bled upon the plaza treating the slu—
tion and the bands played a short
concert.
About 200 vislilug Tiniilllll'S wore
passengers on lllt‘ special train and
many others conic by automobile
from Iiriducpori. Norwnlk. itidgolleld
and elsewhere. ,
...........___. U... m..—wvv
D C. llibou. teaming contractor ilv-
tug at 669 Keeling Court, (anion. m..
is now well rid of a severe and annoy?
last case of kidney trouble. ills buck
pained and hi" was bothered with head-
aches and dizzy spells. “11 took Foley
Kidney Pills just as directed and in a
few days i tell. much better. My lite
and strength seemed to come back, my
backache left me, I slept well, and not
up free li‘um headache and dizzy
spells. l 11111 new all over my trouble
and recommend Willey Kidney Pills lo
evoryono."-—W. F. Wikmore & Co. '"‘
BUDGET BlLt. is ADOPTED BY
SENATE.
WASHING'I‘UN. Aug. ammonium
President 'l‘iifi‘n vote message that lie
disapproved liw “liiidget” bill because
of the provision abollaliintt tile com«
mercc court, the senate yesterday M
lurnoon passed a retrained budget
bill with the abolition of the court
included
An amendment by Senator Over-
mnn. of North Carolina. cutting all
all appropriations for the court. Was
adopted, iii: to 211.
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Get one today.
Vacation Days are
Here
and you are probably planning right
now a fishing or hunting trip.
Take a
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The newest lantern on the
Price $1
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market.
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. litre maria Headquarters at
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“OUT“ NQRWALK ‘FIRI ALARM
BOXII ‘
Works. Telephone tor lire alarms.
3~iWasnlnston and North Main Bil.
miliackemo o a.
form; and Raymond 8t t.s
G Corset Factory. private.
6~1~10yt‘s Theatre.
7—Norwalk Ho
its
ii—-Musio Hall, 0811mm and City Retain.
lie—Cross St.
12~xWest St, Franklin Behoo
iii—~xConclord Sb. Concord and Lionel!
Solo 100
it-Norui sham and Ann su.
iii-«Hi and 13a view Ave.
orwsalk Iron
lib-West Ave. and Cedar St.
ill—«High school. West Ave
'11— West Eli. and Taylor Ava.
tdwxEly Ave. and Lows St.
iiwcnestiiut and Hour Sta.
25~xSoutl1 Main and ii onror Btu.
Lid—Lexington Ave. and Austin at.
27—«Weat and Elm Grove Ste.
31~South Main 81.. between Grove and
Meadow Sis
32—«x1jhl) Electric Worsktl. State St,
iii—mus ring and Ole
7'.wa aviland and \ astc1 Btu.
ilnxhookwood Mtg.
llealrneld Ave. and (Cedart lit.
—Tu\lor Ave. and Souths t.
41%“ oodward Ave. and Meadow st.
th~—Bu1'rltt and Qiilntard Aves. and Wotan
46—~'\Voodw an! and Lowndes Aves.
lib—Golden Hill St and Eilmwood Ave.
§2—Washingtcn St. Br loge
Bil—«Freight yard and A1111e 111.. private.
iii—~Noiwalk Lock 00., private.
(xi Denotes non- i-iiteriering boxes.
(Ill) Master box. from which the num-
ber of any box can be sounded.
One stroke 111.12 noon and I p. m..
standaid time, 1-
One stroke at odd limes, testing or
line open.
Two smokes after an aieim, lire out. ro-
calls department, 1-1
“T131291 allow strokes, water to be shut
o _ ..
At 12: 05 p. 111.. each Weanusday, a. box
is pulled for test.
File alarms for any district also re-
ceived by telephone. 24
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Fire headquarters. 1'16 Van Zant Street.
Telephone 170
Fltch School (private)
5-Ma1vin School (private)
L‘lzv—East Washington and Fort Ste.
Elk—Van Znndt St. and Osborn Ave
216~—East Axe and Rowan St
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(7011) between the hours of 6p 11. m. and
6 n. m.. giving location of die, an alarm
will be git on of nearest box
Private boxes will only be pulled for
fire on Dlln‘ilSES where located.
Second alarms me only to be given by
the chic! 01 acting chic! upon his arrival
at the tire.
Special Signals
i—One blast at odd times. testing or line
artists and turn out perfect work.
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llilil‘ lll—Ji‘cn blasts quickly calls the
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i5~——Coi'11er of Main and Wall Streets.
L’lml‘ liion Avenue .1111] Union Plnco.
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8Wl88 ALUMINUM WARE.
it is an established fact that
Bwiss Aluminum Cooking litan-
31111 are superior to those made
or any other metal. This has
been proven by scientific ~.1'e~
scorch, as the tests show that
no vcrdigriu. rust. nickeloxides
1 or injurious zines can form, no
matter how it is used. Neither
is there any dunner ot chipping,
as with enamel ware.
it is an excellent hcut conduc.
tor. which means quick boiling
and saving oi iuel. its light
weight makes it easy to handle.
and the silvery-white color of
the ware is pleasing and always
clean looking.
livery piece is spun (not
pressed or stamped) out or pure
sheet material and is absolutely
seamless and sanitary. ,
Swiss Aluminum Ware has
some to slay, Which eventually
means the passing of all lines
oi? tin. steel and enameled cook-
ing wars of every description.
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August, our store ;:;
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till»— 111 Awiiuc and Lincoln Avenue.
div-East Atomic and Dusk: 1111 Lane
ROWAYTON FlRE ALARM DISTRICT.
l2—nglllalid Ave. to N. 1.. N. H. & E.
iii—Hickory Bluff and Boll Island.
Liv—Pine Point and Roion Point.
div-Long Island Sound to \icKinle
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